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peltati8t pefoen.
Gin ssrnEiss eanbasfsHt estsili-9nui 1881
Beaver, 9easer Co., ga.
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perrenlie mir has 6aubeefenf Tn elmer i1Iirii
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uarin tirssr 8slt pOaRdssif asbsift
q. g.sEttins.
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40 babe ptele Sabre an rbeamatiineF
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MuRsrn su isssr S0sssssit.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-29

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRO
L visions of Sections 3761 aud 1862 Of the
Political Code, /, A. A. Montana. Auditor Of
the COUNTY OF Los Angeles, do hereby certify
that have carefully compared the fore
going delinquent list of real aud personal
property, con sisting OF six (6). volumes to-
Will Those marked respectively one ~. Two
(2), three (3). Country Property, and from
page one ~ 10 forty-one (4i), and from page
seventy.three (73) to seventy.eight (7s) in
elusive, Volume Four ~. City Property
containing property situated outside of the
limits of Los Angeles city. The one marked
four az, City Property. from page forty-thres
(43) to seventy -one (7l) inclusive. containing
property situated within the limits OF Los
Angeles city; those marked respectively hve
(5) and six (6), from page one ~ to twenty
nine (29) inclusive. City Property, contain.
ing property situated within the limits Of
Los Angeles city: and the one marked six
(6j, City Property. from page th:rty-one t3l)
TO thirty eight (3s) inclusive, containing
property situated within the incorporated
lin is Of the town of Anaheim for the fiscal
year of 1867, with the Assessment Ron,
and find that 1t contains full and true
statement of all property not marked paid
upon said Asses ssment Roll.
A. A. MONTANA,
County Auditor.
Los ANGELES, Cal. January 2S, 1887.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this
2Sth day of January, 1887.
County Clerk of Los Angeles County. Cal
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-29
TOTAL TAX,
WITH COSTS.

TOTAL ia !
WITH COSTS
New High street. having frontage on
New High street of 70 feet, bounded
n by Sears, by Millsin conjunction,
val $500, mortgage assumed by W a,o ~
Morgan s32
1872. Mills, Howard w-Interest by
reason of mortgage given by Alfred
olivier to Howard W Mills for the
sum Of 5000, recorded in book. book 8. Ss
Los Angeles county, Cal, dated Sept
10Th, 1854, due March lst 1856. $500,
lot AZ IL feet front on Q side of New
High street. bounded and by
Mills avenue, by Lindley IL s.
1873 Baldwin. w-Interest by
Patterson to NJ Morgan for the sum
Of loo, recorded in book I'll page
526 OF mortgages, records of Los An
geles county. Cal. dated Dec 22nd,
1854, due March LIST, 1885. $500, IN Pi-
Queer Building Lot Association lot 81
and ~ block 2. The above mortgage
was assigned to . W Baldwin and
assumed by Mrs M Vanmeter s.
1874. Patterson, G R-Interett by
reason of mortgage given by NJ
Van Metre to q X Patterson Tor the
sum OF $500 on the following proper.
ty, to wit: In Pioneer Building Lot
Association, lots Il and ~ block2,
recorded in book GA page 81 OF mort
cages, records of Los Angeles coun-
ty, Cal. dated jan 2Lnd, 1885, due
March 1st, 1856, $500 81
1876. Bennett, Geo SIN Beaudry
tract half of lot ~ block 8. valua
1925 O.
1877. Wilson, Mrs Eliza-Interest
by reason Of mortgage given by
aud ID Gelcich to Mrs Eliza Will
son for the sum of 5000 on the fol-
lowing property. tO.wit: In Ord
survey, lot Z, blk 7, recorded in bk
I'll, page 356 of mortgages, records
of Los Angeles county, Cal, dated
Novem mber7 7, 1884, due March LIST, 1885,
5000 t3 81
I39. Cook, Sarah M-Interest by
reason of mortgage given by ii and
l. l. Hazeltine To Sarah M Cook for
the sum of $500 on the following
property, to-wit: In Hancock sur
vey, subd OF lot 3. blk co. fract lots
2, 4. s, d In blk d, recorded i'll bk SO,
page SIS of mortgages, records OF
l. - ANGELES county, Cal, dated Octo-
ber3l, 1881, due March LIST, 1886, $500 81
140. Leonis, Miguel-Interest by
reason of mortgage given by J Mar.
ron to Miguel Leonis, for the sum OF
500 on The following property tO-wit:
In Also tract, lot is, blk K, recorded
in book 60, p 265 of mortgages, rec
ordsoi Los Angeles Co Cal, dated
June 80, 1855, due March l. lsS6 5000 O
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-29
NO PROPERTY Is EXEMPT.

No property is exempt from seizure and
sale for personal property Taxes; even the
hOmestead and house utensils are subject
thereto.
The law is imperative; the Collector has
no discretion, an Il delinquents must suffer
ii they fail to pay.
All the property hereinbefore described
is in the County of Los Angeles, State of
California.
Signed and dated at the said City OF Los
Angeles, California. this, the 18th day OF
January. A. ID. 1887.
Ell HAMMOND,
Tax Collector OF Los Angeles County, Cali
fornia.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-29

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, az
County Of Los Angeles.
Public notice Is hereby given that default
having been made in the payment OF Taxes
due to the State OF California and to the
County of Los Angeles. for the fiscal year OF
Iss6-1ss7 upon the property hereinbefore oe-
ribed.
l, Ell Hammond, as Tax Collector In and
for the said County OF Los Angeles, by
virtue of the authority in me vested by law
unless the taxes delinquent. together with
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-29

in bk 8s, p I56, of mortgages, records
of Los Angeles Co, Cal. dated Jan.
9, 1886, dde March l, 1886, $3.50 81 "a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL-SATURDAY sEpTEMBEK q, 1887!

Csc; choice TO fancy, 2S1624c
old government, 29@32c. Quiet.
SALr-Ohio river, s. per bar.
rel; Saginaw, 81 S5(9l 40 per bar.
rel; sacks, fne, 81 359l 40; coarse,
81 10 oil Is; pockets, bleacL ed,
"A %; mixed, barrels, $40 80; mixed,
2a@7c.
MoLAssEs - Louisiana, common 70
fair, 27@30c; prime to choice, 42@5Oc +;
syrup, 25@40c; centrifugal, common to
fair, 25@2Sc; prims to choice, 4O945c ;
fancy, S5940c, Firm.
SCARS AND CANDLps-Soap, 3@5Ac
candles, foil weight, $1,000.
CANNED GooDj-Pine apples, 81 Is
al 30. Peaches, 3 founds, standard,
81 IS; 8 pounds, standard, 81 25; sec.
onds, 81 50@l 70. Tomatoes, Q pounds,
standard, 81 coal 10; 8 pounds,
standard, 81 25S1 80. Strawberries,
81 26@1 40. Raspberries, 81 25(91 40;
Blsckberrles, 81 26@l Is. Green cages,
81 75@l S.. Pears, 81 1902 25. Plums,
81 659l rs; Asparagus, So 1904 26.
Green corn. 81 259l As. Green peas,
81 COOL rs. Cove oysters, full
weight, pound, l@l 05; 2 pounds,
81 85@l rs; light weight, pound,
6o@65,; 2 pounds, Sl@l 10. Con.
dsnsei milk, Grown. S. 1905 IS 4;
Eagle, 81 20; Swi's, IS 70. Salmon,
So 20. sardines, SO %; mustard ssr.
dimes, IS 20. Nackerel, 81 80; her
ring mackerel, 81 2b,
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1881, when there was foot II inches
on the marks, o. recorded by Mr..
Frssier. Herr Henry Hilker, Of the
volksireund, says the water was lower
IN 1852, when he was ckrking on the
Winons with the late Capt, John N.
Shurk. The waterworks marks,
erected by the late George Shields, In
1885, then called for 3 feet 2 inches,
brit were not correct, and have since
been char ged at tho suggestion Of
Dol. Merrill from his ssundingq ard
surveys, Herr Hinker says that
SESSION the Winona could not find
ever 10 inches on Medoc bar, which
was very shaggy.
CAPRJ. W. BRYANT, the genial and
popular river edfor OF the New Or.
leans Times Democrat, who has been
in the city In the interest OF the Wa.
terways Convention, 10 be he'd fete
next month, left yesterday for New
Orleans Capt. Bryant made many
friends duii0g hls abort stay In this
city, and the marines want him to
"call sgsin."
CAPT. MosRs IRWIN, superintendent
OF the New Albany Ferry Company,
and an old steam boa man, Gays the
Ohio river Is net On low by two feet,
by the banks, o. II WAS In 1865. There
are 3 feet inches on Portland bar at
the present time.
Carr. JEv DIelKRsoS, No. 10 La.
fayette street,. Fort Wayne, Ind, do.
Aires insormation concerning the
grounding Of the steamer Madison in
Cumberland river In 1854, near Live
island. and Ia willing TO pay Tor the
same.
TIm steamer II. L. Cobb, recently
purchased by Ospl. & IL. Parisot, from
the Arkansas River Packet Company,
will leavs here October LIST, for Yssoo
river. She will ran nom Vicksburg
to that stream.
Inc James Ice, from Giars Point,
brought Az bales Of cotton, 81 bags Of
seed cotton and 1000 sacks OF cotton
seed. che went back last night with
q 6ne trip OF both freight and people.
The COahoma arrived from 0sc,ola
with 297 bales Of cotton, 1 bags OF seed
cotton aud 1929 sacks OF cotton eeed,
She returned to the upper coast last
night with good trip.
CAPT. ED HowARp, the famous boat
builder NJ Jacksonville, has his hAnds
full. He 10 now building Eve boats
and has five more contracted Tor.
The Anchor Line steamer Arkansas
City. Capt. Harry Brolaski, leaves
here at 9 o'clock this evening for Cairo
and 10. Louis.
TBK City Of Cairo Ia the Anchor lire
packet leaving here tomorrow morn.
ing for Vicksburg.
DuRIso the twenty.iou hours end.
irg NJ noon yesterday the river here
rose one foot.
The Commonwealth was expected
20 pass here last night on her way 10
Vicksburg.
TINS Gayoso leit at noon f)r Tip
tonville. She had . good trip.
TBH Kate Adams leaves Monday
evening for Arkansas CITY.
THs Tennessee and Cumberland
rivers are on the decline.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YoRK, September 20 MONEY
on call easy, ranging from 4 10 D
per cent. lest loan ~ D, aud closing
thsred III . per cont. Pilme mercantile
paper, ia per cent. Stsrling txchauge
ao'iye and weak Al 479t 1880 for sky
DAYS, and 4s3tCf4si for demand.
Government bonds were dull and
steSdy. State bonds were entirely
neglected..
The STOCK ma'kst today was tame
and unin eresting In c)mparison With
the past few DAYS, sud was also s'me.
what isverieh sud irr gular. There
was, however, er0ng underione, add
notwithstanding the real sitions for
both forrign acd local aecouut, the de.
olines - Ablsbed we're generally for
Insignificant amounts. The money
tclTs seems 20 lave entirely dilap.
ppafsd, and ihe banks having bee m .
little moro accommodating, there IA
a moro conhden' Telling In the street.
The bears have not cIvafed their
short, and thaY used he London
ma'kei 10 affect p'ioss here. Thers
was very little fplci-l feature 10 the
trading, and ths Gonld socks tro.
ssnt \ stronger IRON, than mo6t a
the Other groups q slockp, on tho 70
cent B,stementi In regard 10 Mr.
Gould, aud the revival a tho rumoi
that The ibloy-aph deal VS. npnr0sch
ing n contamination. The h1olus.
tons n The ao've stocks, In bat few
cases. exceeded prr osnt., n ough Z
iev a tie spscialit'ta made mat ris
gains The 1nA changes are lrregu
lar, though d,c.nss are In n m forty
X ilroad oonia wsrs dol, but stroDg
s,les only $4,000. Ths total ealel
OF stocks today were 2b0,736 shares
Closing quotations;
sonDs.
81, 81; . q, ISsi & sorii. iss'isi'ii.s.s
"a. ...Ss.. =, i,H. n; Ms...rp sos. ia.
Tenn n. sst'ni.ii BlL, 8. ,0en.H, iis<
I.ss. 4. ssfsa 1884 P.o.iP.iis.fis.
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Nv: .s' cA'.....

PfrrsDUh9. september q. -Hoon-Rivsr
stationary. Weather cloudy and cool.
EVANSVILLE, September 81 Noon
River I foot on tho EAage and falling.
Weather clear and cool.
WHEELING, September a.. -Noon-River
u Inches On tho ahuEe aud falling.
weather slsudy ana es0l,
CINCINNATI. September a. Noon -
River q teet slnchea on the gauge and sta
tionary. Weather clearl thera smstsr sO'.
LOUISVILLE. Fsp,smbsr "A - Noon
River ttatiorAry, With q toat 7 lnehe, In the
canal ana 8 inches on the falls. weather
clear and cool.
CAIRO. September .-Noon-Rivsr 7
let 2 lseh.s, on To s.uss snd IA ns.
tpssd. bel ", pm. Dsparisdi n. A.
III eel, ST louil, Sam.
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GENERAL TRADE.
nREADsTUpYs.

CoRxEHAL-S,andsrd. 90 IS; pearl,
50 25CsS So; roller. " 60t92 60 firm.
PLoUa-Ffom store, comments 26,n
8 50; family, s. so; choice, 50 s. ;
fancy, 81 rs; extra fancy, 81 10;
patent 81 rs. Firm.
BEAss-Nsyy, o. rs; medium, ~ 80.
0ArzsAL-In half barrels, t2C9S %
from store.
ORAcKEs-soda, extra. 10; soda,
treble extra, 4ic; ginger snaps, bic;
assorted jnmbles, lOc.
CRAcKED WHElT-In half barrels,
a - from store.
HonISr AND GRrs-Prom store, %
a. 2b.
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COTTON MARK ETS.

The local cotton market opened
steady and closed steady; mIddling.
slbloc. Sales, 2lOO bales, including 500
last evening, Of which liO0to export.
err and 200 TO apinners; receipts, 1896
bslss; shipmsnla, 1888 bales; stock on
hand, 22,S46 bales; recslpts 10 date.
30, 2Sb bales; shipments 10 date, 12,47s
bAlOe.
MECHANICS QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, Ole; good ORDINARY. 7ia;
Low midsling, stei middling, lb.i6e
good middiing, sicj middiing fair, 9,c
fair, nominal
DAILY COTTON srArExKSr.
stoek September 1t, 4b3g; burnt
-, home consumption 10 date. -
stoos running account. 22,3i6. Import
M A o. r. r., 2s3; N, a +. n. ".
eoo; l. a N. X. r., l7Si N. 4 L. r
r.. $50; O., o a y. W. r. r., 3i7
l., N. o. 4 I. H. r.. 27S; X. q.
b. 4 M. X. X, 90; NJ, y. a b
r. T., i56; steamers, 40; wagons
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LIVERPOOL.
A. noon: Spots quiet, rather easier.
Sales, 10000 bales, Of which American
1870 bales. Receipts, 1000 bales, Of
which American 1900 bales. Closing
quotations were as follows: Ordinary,
5kd; good ordinary, 4 10 l8d; low mid
ding, std. gooa middling, o Q 1871 ;
middling uplands, 8 7.l8l; middlipe
Orleans, o 7 i8d.
Futures opened quiet and closed
weak, ss follows:
1.-The prices are given In pence and
64ihs, thus: 4 90 means 4 IS sd; and
8 0l means 8 l-64d.l
p.m.: September, 8 Gid, buyers
September OCTOBER, 8 10d, buyers; DC.
tobsr November, s 06d, buysrss; No.
vember. December, o Odd buyers; De.
cembsr January, 8 o. !, sellers; Janu.
ayy February, b0it, sellers; February
March, 8 ODD, eellers; March.Aprii,
500 buyors; Aprl-Nay, 8 0Sl, buyers.
Liverpool weekly statement for the
week ended September 20, 1887:
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rRoytsIoNs.

Hoo PRoDucn-stsady; mess pork
SIG SO; sugar cured hams, i2l
@l3c; breakfast bacon, l29l2ici ol.ai
s1es, hsoon, lOtc; Gear rib side'
baoon, DC; long clear bacon, Ole
bacon shoulder, 7o; bulk pork, oeaI
rides, ole; clear rib sides, &c; louI
oesr, 9c; shoulders, Che; qiripo, $50.
LARD - rieroes, 10; hall barrels,
tic; kegs, 7lci choios kettle, StC9sic.
Steady.
Pos FEu-B,rels, 81 81; half bar
rels. SO 70; kegs, 81 Is d.
EH-Naokore hall bsrrss, No !
81 10; NJ. 2, o. 50; No. g. = ~
lob NJ, No. 1, 81 49, NJ. 2, VI 10
No 3, NJ 05. Dry hsffiUgi, hnhy
zoe pgr boz.
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COTTON sEEB PRODUCES.

PRIEs CRuDH Oh none; OF
crude, none; prime summer yellow,
42c; of GUNNER yellow, SOC [;
choice cooking GUNNER yellow, $40
40; miners' summer yellow, 40a4lc ;
prime cotton seed meal. fl8.26 car
load lots: les' han car load, sl7 z6; OF
cltton seed meal, -.
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LIVE srogH.

CHIcAao. hi, September 23.-The
Drogers' journal reports: Cattle-Rs-
ceip,s, 5000 head; shipments, 200
head. Natives 6I1i ger; shipping
stscis. 50 OOC9i 10; 8torksrs aud feed.
err, 81 5OCg2 NJ; oOws, bulls and
mixed 81 25Ca2 70; TtIis cattle, 81 30
a2 20; Western rangers, 81 25C93 80.
Hogs Reocipia, 1890 hradi ship
ments, 5000 head Market strong early
but closed with advance Loaf; mlxed,
~ 50ld5 10; heavy, "a 7b695 10; light,
~ zoos 30; rough and skips, % %
Ca4 30.
sheep-Reoelpts, 1000 head; chip
ments, 90 head. Market stronp
natives, 81 0OCS4 IS; Western, 81 IL
@3 20; Texans, o. 3OCe3 10; lambs,
81 25Ca)5 20.
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~ LOUIS, No, September 20 Wool
q1ls' but steady; wished-bhghl
medium, l9C92bc; c1arse braid, lb(a
23s; low saudy, l0Csloc. hne light,
no 2,c. hns heavy, 1920; Tub
vashei --choice, $50; fair, 3JCs37oi
low, 3C(a39j.
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CHANCERY SALE
-OF-
~ Al EkTATE.

No. lsss. RID. ~',csry Court o. Shelby
Coanty Hugh q guardian, sts..
W, David Pal ter ct
10y viftus VI an intsi. orr decree FOR
ID sale, entered 10 the sbo,e cause 90 ne
sth day Of July, lssT. ". n. 50, page SIS, II
vii sell Al public suction. 70 the hlshssS
bidder. In iront 9f the Clsrk and Mastsr's
oros, AZ the Main street entrance Of the
eourihou.soi shslbJ county, hsmthis rss-
ss,sIasy. at,h day Of september,
within LEGAL hours, tho follovins described
property, sltustsd Ia Shelby eoua,y,
Tenn n witt A certain tract II lard aboui
four miles fom the city Of Memphis, con-
mencing on the east line OF Otey avenue
some int calle ll5lly fori road a ehalns
- Inks from the intefs elton thereof With
the south line Jt Iiseon koost road thence
With the east line OF o o. avenue n chalns
aud N Links 10 a stake thence est 10 81 aims
and links 10 stake thence north y chains
and Links 4 a ttakeg thence vest achslnf
ant 10 Inks 70 the bcsinning, eng blockt
aud o, ono y. nufks's subdivision allsnd a
]. 9. Bethel, bought By him Of WALKER 4
Oven.
Terms Of fsis-Cash, al rlgh, Of home
,iead and reds nilon barred. Tbs "a dAy 81
81 MCDOWELL. Ci.rt an a Master.
by n. B.Caid~sll, Deputy Z. sndM.
~. Clay klng, solicit 2,
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MULES AND HORSES.

MULEs-Modarats demand; l4to IA
bands high, nonei IA 10 10 hands
high, -; Is 10 lbt hands high, fl2jC9
100; l5i 20 10 hands high, fl5'CD2OO.
HoRsB-Dull; drivers, fl0OC9l60;
heavy drall, 500; saddle, fl2bCa 200 ;
extra saddle, f2O0Ca 800; pluga 400
20. Texas ponies, flb(960.
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LAVE STOCK.

Hoos-Choice, 4ia,5c.
sHKxP-Choics, 3.C94c; medium, 2
@2ic.
LAHBs-Good 10 cholcs. tiCA4 30.
GRAs CArrLH-Ohoice, 2iC93ic;
good, 4c; fair 10 medium, 2i(92icj seal.
layags, HOLE.
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pssDsrUFFs.

HAr-Choice, from store. 300
oar load from leves or depot, sl7;
prime, from store, Soc; car load
from lsves or depot, SIC 80; prairie
from store, 46CA50c; car load from
levee or depot s. 80.
BAAH From store, S5Ce90o; from
levee Or depot, SIS 30.
CoRs-From store, white, SOC
MIXED, 6ic; from leyes or depot, white
In bulk, b4Ca5jc; IN sacks, $50; mixed,
10 bulk, 500; la sacks, SIC.
0Arr-From store, white, 3So
mixed, 35c; from lsvee or depot, white
Ia buls. Sac; Ia sacks, $50; mixed
In bulk, sic; Ia sacks, $50.
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ToBAooo-Oommon, 25S35c; other
grades, 35(aS5c.
sSuYY -Garrett's, $40 IS; Ralph's,
$40 rs; Railroad, 80 25.
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as,ugaIgs.

susls-Oohee, 6lC9sIo; ysllo1 elar'
lhsd, 7c; tecouds, BCaD8iei refined a,
6IC96is; gfsnulfiei, 1CD7isipov iaredi
7ic; cut losi, ~. strong. e..
Ricu-Loai1iAns, btGo3i Carolina
6iCo8c. -,
CAEDrs-s,icks, al sSas, IN boEes'
pals and barrels, 7iC99c; fancy %
sorted, ~ 6lbs. -,
CHras Oats, - Nov
York factory, 90; full cream, lSs
l3ic; Youns American, 40.
Covyxs-Oommon, zoe; ordinary
2OiCS2lo; lair, 22922ic; prime Mo
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aIDHs AND TALLOw.

HIDs-Dry fiInt, No. /, l4c; No. 2
l01c; dry sailed, S9ec; green salted,
No. l,7te; No. 2 b}c; green, 6C9sc,
Sheep skins l6cSSl. BeeswaI, 20c'
TalloN, IL SIC.
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kIysns AkD wkArHRn.

Ovrios HiapAL 5ssvios, u. g. Al
hssrnfs, September ~, pm.
The following observations are taken
Al all stations named At 10 meridian tine,
Witch 10 one hour later than Memphis tinsi
sAhs. In.t
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OIL AKD TURPENTIsE.

wIJnEoros, N. O., September 2s.-
Turpeniine hrm, 2eic.
CLKvELAsD, O., sep,ember 2S.-Ps-
n oleU m, setlve O. ". no, 7c.
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WHIsKr-Straight Kentucty B1ur
bon, Maryland and Pennsylvania Rye,
Robinson and Lincoln Counties, Ten
nessee whistles, according 10 age and
make; common whisky, aOcC9l Is, &C
cordinQ 10 proof.
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WHISKY, WINES, LIaUOKs gTs

Coal 0rL-Pdme white, Wholesale
lots, l0c per gallor
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ERy ORLEANS.
The spot market opened easy and
closed steady; mlddlihg, DC. Sales,
5000 bales. Quotations were as fol.
lows: Ordinary, 6Ic; good ordinary,
Sc; low middling, she; middline,
Sc; good middling, 9ic.
Futures opened steady at decline
and closed dull, as follows: Septsm-
Der, s S8@S So; October, S70(SS ~
November, 870987l; December, 8.72
@S rs; January, 8 S098 81 February,
8 90GS8l; March, 9C9902; April,
81C@9l2; May, 920(9922; June,
3 30CG9 80. Sales, $4,000 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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snOI, LEAD AND NALL.

sHor-Drop 81 s5; Buck 81 80.
LRAD-8c.
NAIs-Iron s. 1909 20; Steel 81 IS
@$2 40.
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new rosK DAY aooD- MARKET

Nav YonE, September 23.-Atide
from the distribution Of daily receipts
in the execution Of orders, which gave
very good ssles, the neH businssi was
very modsrate.